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Prove the identify sec ×/tan × + cot ×= sin ×​

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Prove the identify sec ×/tan × + cot ×= sin ×​-example-1
User LearningMonk
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Answer:

See below

Explanation:


\displaystyle (\sec(x))/(\tan(x)+\cot(x))\\\\=((1)/(\cos(x)))/((\sin(x))/(\cos(x))+(\cos(x))/(\sin(x)))\\\\=((1)/(\cos(x)))/((\sin^2(x)+\cos^2(x))/(\sin(x)\cos(x)))\\\\=((1)/(\cos(x)))/((1)/(\sin(x)\cos(x)))\\\\\\=(\sin(x)\cos(x))/(\cos(x))\\\\=\sin(x)

Hence, the identity is proven

User Oleg Vaskevich
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